O'Reilly, John Boyle, 1844-1890 · Boston, Ticknor and company · leaf 215
tress, a castle, a wonder;There were three times fifty compartments in it. Three times fifty champions with swords(No weak defence for a fortress),That was the number, among the wonders,Which occupied each compartment. The whole of this highly interesting poem is MILITARY ATHLETES OF IRELAND. 191… … No. 23.BRONZE MACE. (See page 176. barrack at Tara. Here is the stanza relatins: toit: — I speak farther of the fortress of the champions; (Which was also called the fortress of foolish women);The house of the champions was not a weak one,With its fourteen opening doors. The best account of the…
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